FATVillage Arts District

My BF and I have been waiting for the monthly Art walk that was postponed do to Covid. We went to their open house yesterday and it was such a fantastic time! Sistrunk Marketplace, Next Door at c & i, and Glitch were great! Great beer at Sistrunk and delicious outdoor grub at Picaña. Can't wait for the monthly Art walks to return!

Really nice venue and exhibits. The curator is extremely knowledgeable, passionate and informative.

Always a pleasure. Been attending for years love to see the development and the additional vendors and food trucks.

Great Atmosphere! Looking forward to going back.

Glad to see the Art scene is returning. Lots of galleries as well as outdoor vendors.

Fat Village is growing better each time there's an Art Walk. I've been to 3 others and this time was the best ever. The art has matured into something both Boomers and Millennials enjoy. The studios, workplaces and schools were turned into places that encouraged wandering with something happening everywhere. Much of the work was interactive, such as the large posted sheet where we all wrote one-word descriptions of ourselves. The visitors were a show in themselves. I was reminded of the "love fests" we had in the 60s; filled with original characters in all sorts of dress. We didn't care for the street food but the friendly "bars" all over were a great place to hang at and talk to friendly locals. Fat Village Center for the Arts will inspire those thinking of taking art for fun or true skills. Yes, parking is difficult but it was well worth the small effort. We all need a 'paseo' or Art Walk occasionally!

I was a vendor here for years but now just enjoy the creative atmosphere people and artwork. Event is the last Saturday of every month all the studios open their doors.

I went with a friend and to realize that there are so many different art forms in the area that will do real art that you can afford and enjoy, participate, and learn from different artists young and old. The people and the food, new places to hang out and meet new people from all over the world.

My low rate is not on the festival. It's on the parking. If you are not familiar with this area like me. You found limited options and no guiding parking signs. I did see an area after I parked where to park for $10 cash only. You can try parking on the dark side streets. I did but then I was worried I might get towed. They close a section of a street and that has warehouses. I got here around 6:30 . It got really happening after 7:30, more lively. The warehouses showcase local vendors and art work. Some of the artists are physically there also. It's actually nice. You can ask them questions. The open air smells yummy. Specifically when the food truck are working there cooking magic. Over five diferent type of food trucks here. They had a talented live performer and music playing at the other side of the street. They did a good job putting this event together.

I'm surprised I hadn't reviewed this (maybe I did under the prior name / incarnation), but I have actually purchased art here - a Yorkie print by S. Leyden. Since it's open air, it's very dog friendly. You can even decide if a corgi looks more like a bread loaf or a potato :) This isn't an art faire in the old school way but more like a maker fair / craft show craft show with a lot of art for sale. You can chat up a lot of the artists, and prices are reasonable #supportyourlocalartists Besides a couple of restaurants nearby (the Sistrunk Food Court and Henry's Sandwich Station) there are more than a couple of food trucks in the blocked off street. You also get "seasoned" by music from reggae to classic rock and everything in between. It's definitely a fun night out in the 954 (and worth a drive up this way). Sunrise Ave is the better route from I95 especially to try and find street parking. Do try, because the only nearby lot is $10 and egad, Cash Only (how retro and or tax evasive. If you're a local definitely rideshare.

This was the first time I have seen it moved from the area close to C&Studios and closer to the side with Glitch. There were pros and cons to this side. There were definitely more stall setup and no warehouses with displays which I usually like more or may have been more accustom to. A couple bright moments though it seems like there is way more parking on the street which is paid paring via Pay by Phone app and there is a larger parking lot closer to The Hub and Glitch Bar. There was also a wider variety of food trucks in this area than previously as well as other stores that you may have some interest in. Whether it's a tattoo shop, coffee, kava bar, ice cream and even axe throwing is within a shorter walking distance. They did have atleast 3 DJs throughout the Art Walk playing a variety of music from Dance, Hip Hop, Reggaeton etc. What was also different this time is that they incorporated a juggler as well as a pole dancer. Nothing tasteless as everyone gathered around to watch them both. You could get anything as you would at these Art Walks from fashion jewelry, art pieces, beauty supplies and more! I do advise going out there earlier as it typically starts at 6pm and finishes around 10pm but with the bars in that area there will be plenty of things to do after in comparison to before. It is a great chill Saturday evening vibe to have some food and hangout with a few friends as well as support local talent.

The Flagler Arts and Technology Districr hosts an art walk on the last Saturday of the month except for December. It runs from 6 -10 PM. Come early if you have any hope of parking. There is free parking at the Coral Public lot on NW 4th Street and Andrews but there isn't enough spaces for everyone to park. I ended up parking a few blocks away on Andrews just past Broward Boulevard at a meter. I found myself walking back to my car alone in the dark through a very sketchy neighborhood and do not recommend it. The lack of parking is the biggest hindrance to this event. Should you secure parking the event is very cool. The different galleries open so you can tour art exhibits. There is a marketplace, bars, and a ton of food at both trucks and tents. Henry's Sandwich Shop rolls up their doors at the end of the street. Dogs are welcome. I really loved the event vibe. The parking though, I'm still SMH.

I don't do crowds anymore, I really just like going to empty Beach in the morning to meditate and do Obeah rituals. I haven't been to FAT Village in a few years, but I specifically came to check out this food truck Reggae Beets. Unfortunately, the binturis did not show up even though it stated on their calendar they're supposed to be here. So instead I just strolled around looking at art & women. This art walk is no where near the size of the one in Wynwood, but it's a much more pleasant experience. There's free parking, art studios, some unique businesses like a kava bar, food trucks, vendors. Like I said, I'm not into crowds anymore so I'll probaly not come back unless a debutante drags me here. But I'm still on the lookout for that Reggae Beets food truck.

FAT Village Art Walk Represents the Flagler Arts & Technology District introducing streets lined with Welcoming Art Studios, Galleries, Performers, Urban Planners, Graffiti Artists, Photography & Painting Studios, Designers, Coffee Shops, and More! Located in the Heart of Downtown Fort Lauderdale! -Held on EVERY Last Saturday of the Month~ Rain or Shine Starting at 7pm to 11pm! -The Event is Very Pet Friendly! -Sun Trolley Provides FREE Shuttle Service to the Art Walk from the Sears Town Parking Lot through Flagler Village. Starting 6pm to 11pm. -Bring Your Own Booze/Beer or there are plenty of Liquor Booths set up throughout serving Wine, Beer, and Liquor! Local Food Trucks and Venders of all sorts come to provide a Street Party like Art Walk! You can find some of your favorite Food Trucks Attending with also New and Unique Food Venders. Local Crafts, Hand Made Items, Jewelry, Clothing Boutiques, Artisan Foods, and More Booths of Eccentric Arts & Crafts make for a Great Night! We are Frequent Attendees and with each month there is Always Different and New things going on! Every month has a different "Theme" depending on the season, holiday, etc! We have seen Performers, Live Painting and Demonstrations, Acts of Different Sorts, Live Music, Photography Opts such as Selfie Month! Without Fail we Consistently have an amazing time while we are there! A Growing Community of Local Artist and Supporters! Come have fun at the Blooming Art District for an Artistic Entertaining Experience!

​A few weeks ago I went to the Fat Art Walk, by coincidence. I didn't know that they have this walk once a month and since I was in the area I decided to stay and enjoy it. I liked it very much. They had food and drink vendors, live music, and with a beautiful vibe, this was a great spot for people all ages, genders, and tastes. They were selling nice artisan work made by talented local artists. Definitely, a place to go back... because I didn't get the chance to eat those tempting fried Oreos. Next time! Hace algunas semanas fui ​al​ Fat Art Walk, por coincidencia. No sabía que tenían esta​a actividad una vez al mes y ​ya que estaba en el área decidí quedarme y disfrutarlo. Me gusto mucho. Tenían vendedores de comida y bebida, música en vivo y con un ambiente hermoso, este ​fue un buen​ lugar para personas de todas las edades, géneros y gustos. Vendían ​artesanía hecha​a​ por talentosos artistas locales. Definitivamente, un lugar para volver ... porque no tuve la oportunidad de comer esos tentadores Oreos fritos.​ ​La próxima vez!

Great event to support small/local businesses, art galleries and independent artists and vendors every last Saturday of the month in FAT Village and the MASS District. There is a great selection of paintings, prints, jewelry, clothing, etc, mostly hand made with a number of food trucks serving all kinds of food and live music in both venues and on the street. I find the best way to attend this event is to park in the MASS District side (two large/free parking lots in the corner behind Flagler and Sunrise) and take advantage of the free shuttle back and forth between the two neighborhoods to experience the whole event. There are often "after" type events at some of the local venues with live music and drinks.

TLDR: Cool night out in Fort Lauderdale! ___ I've been to Art Walk a few times now and it's always a cool experience. They are really getting a ton of people now and the atmosphere is fun and lively. From art, to music, to handmade goods - and even food and drinks, there's something for everyone. I especially like the local makers. From prints to jewelry you can get some cool gifts or trinkets for yourself. I got some coasters last time for a friend with some famous people on them. Pretty cool gift. The art installations are cool and all the galleries are open. So it's nice to walk around. Grab a beer or drink and take a stroll. They also have some good street food/food trucks to soak it all up. I look forward to more Art Walks!

Fort Lauderdale has really grown up! We now have an art walk, and it's actually pretty cool! FAT (Flagler Arts and Technology) Village Art Walk is the last Saturday of every month, there are several studio warehouses with open doors that exhibit installations, photography, artwork, live performances and much more. With food trucks lining the street, makeshift market areas, bar tents and street vendors there is a lot to see, the vibe is friendly, fun and welcoming. It is small, so don't expect Wynwood, but definitely worth checking out and supporting local artists.

I'm reviewing this for the monthly art walk. FAT Art Walk takes place on the last Saturday of the month. The hours are from 7-10pm. This is a great opportunity to get out, see local talent, artists and food. Each shop or unit chooses to participate and have up whatever. You can see photography studios, general event space with art work, cool coffe spot that's a are with a library background. You can also get a little better hands out with art if you like. A few studios offer lessons on art from pottery, engraving/pressing and drawing/sketching. A lot of the venues changes things up and keep it fresh. You most likely won't see the same thing twice if you repeat. There's plenty of places that sell beer or wine. You might even get it free at a few places. There's also food vendors and food trucks that are changed up montly. There's even portable toilets after all those adult beverages. Some of the venues open up their restrooms too. A few things to note. The hours are pretty strick. 7-10pm. After 10pm a lot of places close up on the dot. Plan ahead and come a little early. Give yourself time to park. There is some immediate parking around the area but can be hard to get to. I suggest parking a few blocks away and just walk. Also avoid driving down NW 1st Avenue, everyone is walking around. They should actually close down that street during the event but don't. For those that might ask or try to compare this Art Walk Wynwood, don't. They are very different. Art walk at FAT Village is more intimate and concentrated. Also a little less of a party scene. Check them both out but just know they are different. Now that you know...go to your calendar and save the next Art Walk date. Enjoy and have a good time!

The FAT Village Art Walk has changed a lot over the years and so has the district in which it is located. Today the walk, held on the last Saturday of every month, has pretty much turned into one big huge block party. It's also not just galleries with paintings and drawings, but all kinds of interesting art forms; everything from 3 dimensional holographics and computerized imagery down to charcoal and pencil works. On the not so good side or sketchy side of things it really gets crowded with vendors all over the place peddling items having little if anything to do with art. Parking can be a real horror show and you can forget about their stupid transport attempts with those trolley buses. When I was there they only had two of them when they actually needed at least six. It took over an hour for them to make a single round, then less than half the people waiting for the buses were able to board them as they filled so quickly. Frustrated with it all, I ended up having to take an Uber car in order to get back to my car. One thing you don't have to worry about is food. The place looks like a food truck convention and on the good side of that, most of the food they serve up is really rather good. But the one thing that really struck me on a positive note is how much this area has changed. Only about a decade ago it was rather seedy, mostly all abandoned warehouses and small niche business shops like the one that still makes those small mattresses for boat crews. Now most of the buildings have interesting graphics painted on them, generally look rather nice, and have been innovatively renovated. The entire district now looks like its prospering and becoming a local tourist destination with all of this accomplished by those with an interest in art. When you compare this area with the 71 million dollar tax payer funded and now mostly abandoned and failed Riverwalk, there's a lesson to be learned. I'm only going Three Stars on the "Art Walk." I really can't say I'm a fan of it. I love some of the shops, etc. and I'm a big fan of spending some leisurely days around the area of the walk. But, the monthly walk itself with the lack of transportation, crowding, horrific parking problems along with dangers of areas that should be pedestrian only open to traffic is all a little much to take.

So, we heard about FAT village Art Walk from a friend, and we couldn't wait to check it out. We had been to Wynwood previously (but not for an art walk), and we really enjoyed it... so we wanted to see what this one was all about! For starters, I have to say that I was happily surprised at how little of a hassle it was to park. There is a good amount of side street parking, and we found a spot within 5 minutes, which was really nice. We happened to attend on a beautiful night. It was in the low 70s with clear skies and a slight breeze, making any outdoor activity enjoyable. That said, Art Walk was really a unique experience. From galleries to booths, haunted houses to open bars (of course, we tipped), and a fashion show and live DJs, we thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere. Everyone was friendly! Pets were welcomed! Overall, just a really cool vibe down there. Aside from the art to be seen, there were a few food trucks, which was really great! We worked up an appetite walking around down there and stopped by Chacos for some INSANELY DELICIOUS Chinese style tacos. We also picked up some BOMB brownies (pumpkin & toffee crunch) from a booth that was set up. It was slightly smaller than I anticipated... but we were there for about 2 hours, which surprised me. This is definitely an event for everyone to check out! Free entry and a lovely scene. We would definitely go back!

Great art walk! There is such a great vibe walking around - I'll resist the urge to compare it to Wynwood, but the closeness of all the galleries and the fluency of walking around coupled with the lack of pretentiousness both of the artists and gallery owners eludes a sense of community from FAT Village that makes you feel welcome. Walking around you don't feel so much as a spectator, but as part of the event - and at times, when the exhibits become interactive one does become not just part of the event but part of the art. All the people are friendly, there is a beer bar in the square that sells craft beers (so does Next Door at C&I - but who wants to stand at that line!?), the galleries have free wine (donation is requested), food trucks abound by the tracks and down the streets, and your well-behaved four-legged art critic is welcome to browse the galleries with you. FAT Village is just another fixture of Ft. Lauderdale that makes me oh so proud of my home town.

Went to the art walk on the last Saturday night of the month. It is a great place to stroll through individual artists studios to see their work and speak with the artist. There are food trucks along the streets. There is also 2 bars inside the warehouses and a coffee shop. There is free parking along the streets. Or you can park at Sears and take the trolley over. There are tents lining the roads with crafts you can purchase. It is free to attend this event. It's like a small Wynwood, without the hassle of traveling to Miami.

I enjoyed myself !! I was there for about 2 hours . Parking Is BANANAS I'll definitely get there earlier next time . I bought a bookmark , dress , shirt , buttons & although they had tons of food / food trucks I was sadly not hungry I had dinner right before leaving . I did see and smell some yummy tingz though . If you're a local this Is great for you , If you aren't a local this Is great for you . :) also KID / PET FRIENDLY !!!

Worth going once, not as unique and interesting as it is presented. Too many unfriendly people and too many termites flying around to be an enjoyable evening.

I attended Art Walk on Saturday, 7/27. After spending 15 minutes driving around in circles looking for a parking spot we found a lot on 1st Ave. We looked for a PaybyPhone sign to pay for parking but couldn't find one. A bunch of other cars were parked there and people were walking towards Art Walk so we assumed we were ok. The neighborhood is still transitioning so it is not uncommon for parking lots to be unmarked. We parked our car around 9pm and returned around 10pm. As we were walking back to the lot we witnessed 4 tow trucks aggressively placing boots on cars and towing cars as fast as they could. Some people showed up as they were putting their cars on the tow and the truck drivers refused to remove them. I called the number listed on the side of the tow truck for All County Towing and could not get through to to even an answering machine. The call dropped every single time. Once we arrived at the tow location we had to wait over 30 minutes just to speak to someone. The person took my license and keys and asked where they could find my registration in my car. The guy came back with a folder from my glove compartment that contained my registration from 2018, not 2019, even though my current registration was sitting on top of this folder in the glove compartment. They offered to lookup my current registration for $10. When I handed them a $20 they informed me they couldn't make change, even though I had just witnessed them make change for the person in line in front of me. Once they found my registration in the system I went to pay for the car. The only card I had on me was an Amex which they DO NOT take. My husband went to pay with his CC and they wouldn't accept payment from him because the registration was in my name. Thankfully, he had an ATM card on him so we pulled the cash out from the ATM machine that was conveniently located within the building. I handed them $140 in cash (ATM only gives increments of $20) and they amazingly were able to make change now. They instructed me to go around the side of the building to wait for my car. Keep in mind it is now 10:45pm and the tow location is not in the best of neighborhoods. The guy pulls my car around and I use the flashlight on my phone and find two large scratches. One on the front of the car and the other on the back of the car. I show the guy and he takes pictures and tells me to pull the car back to the front where someone will come out and meet me. After waiting another 10 minutes no one arrives. Finally, I go back in and ask someone to take a look a my car. The person at the front desk tells me that no one is available to look at the car. She then proceeds to tell me that they took pictures of my car as it was being loaded onto the truck and they have no record of any damage. I asked to see the pictures and she said that was against policy. I know for a fact they did not take pictures of my car or anyone else's as I watched them load other cars onto trucks and there was no one taking pictures in the parking lot. This entire situation was a complete set-up. There were no signs on the lot where we parked indicating it was a tow away zone. There is clearly a relationship between the owner of the lot at NW 1st avenue and All County Towing. They easily made over $100k in a matter of two hours. Shame on you Art Walk and local legislators for encouraging the community to come together, provide zero parking and then encourage local owners and businesses to take advantage of the people who you have just encouraged to come down to the community. I would gladly have paid $10 to park in a lot to attend Art Walk. Instead I ended up with $150 and a two-hour trip All County Towing where I was lied to over and over again. I will never be coming to Art Walk again and I encourage anyone else who doesn't want to have their car towed and be lied to to avoid going as well.

Not as big as Wynwood but that's not necessarily a bad thing. There's still plenty to see and plenty of food trucks to sample from. Make sure you get the chicken kebabs, they're delicious!! There's plenty of parking on the street as well. Wish it didn't shut down at 10 pm though

Fun place to go in the evening when the food trucks are out. Interesting artwork and music. Parking could be difficult depending on the crowds.

I love the artwork because it's such a fun place to be! There are food, clothes, everything under the sun is there and it is awesome! Great atmosphere. I'd suggest unerring or getting there early because parking can be a bit questionable. You will always see something interesting out on the art walk

Art walk has some galleries that showcase a rotation of unique artists, while other galleries seem to be less selective. The food truck selection is great. The area is filled with vendors. The vendors/artists selling a variety of succulents, original artwork, home goods, and other handmade products. It's lovely the first or second time you go but it becomes redundant. There's always new side attractions and venues popping up so it's worth visiting monthly, especially if you focus on viewing the galleries. A major area not to miss is mass district. Its located down the street in Flagler village and is geared more towards galleries and less towards vendors and food trucks. This area has new galleries and spaces opening up monthly so be sure to visit it as well as fat village

On the last Saturday of every month, there is an event called FAT Village Art Walk... FAT (Flagler Arts and Technology) Village is located downtown just North of Broward Blvd on the intersection of 1st & 5th. The Art Walks are held on the last Saturday of every month from 7:00pm-11:00pm.... Oh and did I mention it's all FREE? We had such a great time walking around here - Our favorite (and I really hope I'm getting it right from the map) was the Fort Lauderdale Scenic Studio in 523A. This studio holds all of the props, costumes and whatever other fun stuff you've seen from events around Ft. Lauderdale. Like parade floats, massive Hard Rock signs from the boat parade, mermaids... And all of it is there for you to play with. You can touch everything, climb on it, take pics with it, go inside...whatever you want. So much FUN! All of the people that work here are so nice too. We were talking to one woman who said they just open the warehouse up because they love to see peoples reactions to everything. She even helped us pull out the 7 foot Rio Jesus... Yep! You can spend hours in each gallery and studio! There were a few galleries with serious artwork. Serious expensive artwork! There was also a bar with a live band playing with a free open bar! Of course the line was crazy, so we spent our $3 on a glass of wine each (cheap, right?) Such a great time!!! There were food vendors and a couple of art vendors in the street. We went into which was the Rolling Stock Gallery and Rolling Stock Alley. They also had a live band playing and artists doing graffiti in the back alley. In the middle area there was a blank banner with spray paint and sharpies in all colors to play with.... So we did! Definitely will be back again and again!

I'm going to be honest and say, I was slightly under the influence of alcohol when attending the art walk, so it's slightly blurry, but I can say, I hands down want to come back, and check it out again! When I realized the Art Walk was going to be held on Halloween night, and had made plans to hang out with fellow yelpers who live in the area (Samantha and Zach D.) it only made sense to check out the Art Walk before heading downtown to the block party. All within walking distance, so it worked out perfectly. Again, this was Halloween, so I imagine the regular night is a lot different (less costumed people for one lol) but we did browse in one gallery, take pictures with a snake, check out some local made crafts, give out a few fortunes, and end up in a warehouse dance party lol, so yes, a successful night. Things to know - **FAT Village Art Walk is the last Saturday of every month (so yes, you can still do Wynwood and not have the two conflict lol). I think there's also other smaller gallery events throughout the month. **This is smaller than Wynwood obviously, and lacking some of the mural art work good vibes, but overall the people are good, and I can tell this will eventually grow in to something as awesome as Wynwood. **There are food trucks and other festival vendors, take the time to check out everything for sale, there are awesome finds!

As I venture out to find new art filled nightlife, I am glad I came across the FAT art village district. Very bohemian and trendy. The first true microcosm of Wynwood I have found in the South Florida area outside of Miami. I am very impressed. The art walk was awesome! Very friendly, safe environment with a flair for over the top. Parking is very limited, excellent artists and vendors abound. Foodie trucks are prevalent. Fun was had by all....

Wow, Great evening #tag FTLplayyourcity to see some great shots on instagram or Vine! 2nd time at the Art walk, gets better every time. this time the theme was play your city FTL. Pianos were decorated outrageously and displayed along andrews for the grand opening. later they will be displayed around FTL. as an art installation. 5 of them. Nice tables to sit at, drink, eat and have an experience quite different then the normal saturday night out in FTL. Weather was perfect. The setting is urban, hipster central and friendly. if you want to explore a different side of FTL this is it. All ages. Home town feel in an Urban setting Art Galleries, Warehouses filled w art exhibits, wonder around,talk, observe, enjoy and mingle. Thanks for reading!

This has become a monthly date for my husband and I. While we don't get to come every month like we want to, everytime we come is better than the one before. I still remember when we moved to Fort Lauderdale three years ago, and the January Art Walk took place during the first weekend we were here. We did not know what was happening, but ever since we have been hooked on it, and love how it has grown! I remember most of the Art Walk consisted on C&I Studios, Six Star Entertainment and a couple of other galleries, yet since then it was something beautiful and full of life! The Art Walk will forever mark a milestone in my husband and my relationship, and we can only hope the movement keeps growing, and it keeps allowing local artists to express themselves in the most pure form of art!

As a Broward County Native, I Really like what they've built here in my backyard! It's come a long way in a very short period of time with a different energy and feel than Wynwood's Art Walk (which I love). There are a few small growing pains that will come with time, but for something fun & different to do on a Saturday Nighr I will continue coming back to watch it grow!

Awesome!! Finally a warehouse district with style!!! Awesome . This happens the last Saturday of every month! Free food, free drink, and free music! The art is cool too.. Stores line the street and many are hoping to see restaurants open!! Support the place people cause we finally have a cool urban area in the city!!!

One of the best and booming Art Walks in all of Broward County! Overall, the Artwalk experience can be a lot of fun with tons of vendors, artists, food trucks, and performers. Just realize there are places you can park and should not park at. Check their Facebook page for details on where to park. Please be aware that there is FREE parking at a few parking lots near the Art Walk, but steer clear of parking at Eclipse Apartments. **TOWING ALERT on ART WALK NIGHT** There is no parking at Eclipse Apartments at 307 NW 1st Avenue in the back parking lot. It is reserved for residents with parking decals only. You will be towed if you park there. There's a parking monitor person there that will have your car towed if there is no parking decal in the window. They're out in force on Art Walk night, plus there is a sign at the entrance of the rear parking lot that states NO PARKING. I still see people getting towed every Art Walk night, and it's over $200 to get your car out if you get towed! Anyone who is towed by All County Towing at Flagler Artwalk in Fat Village should contact Broward County's consumer affairs division. The county has a predatory towing ordinance that might have been violated in your circumstance. You can file a complaint by calling 954-357-5350.

Last Saturday of the month, small but great art and vendors. Be careful where you park. There is a condo parking lot that is not clearly marked. Cars will be towed at a minimum of $127.00. Quite a shock after an enjoyable evening out, enjoying the arts. There must be a law against taking advantage of out of Towners?

Food, drinks and ART! A really great place to walk around and see some cool art. If you have been to Miami's Second Saturdays at Wynwood this will feel very familiar. If you like Miami's this one is definately worth checking out - there are less people and food trucks however which may be good or bad depending on what you like. Overall I am glad I came out to this and look forward to seeing if it becomes as big as the one in Miami.

Definitely different. Tough to find a parking place. All kinds of small artist studios. We went on a Friday night where they had a lot of food trucks and an area with tents selling arts, craft, and cloths.

F.A.T. Village (flagler arts and technology) is a lot of fun and has some very creative urban art that you may not find elsewhere in Fort Lauderdale. But be aware that tow trucks heavily roam the streets on artwalk night, especially at the Eclipse Apartments looking for people who do not have an assigned parking sticker on their vehicle. If you are towed, it costs $200 to get your car out of the impound. It's advise to NOT park at the Eclipse parking area behind the building on NW 4th St. between NW 1st. Ave. and NW 2nd Ave. Aside from the towing issue, this place is similar to Wynwood in Miami, but smaller. Open galleries, live bands, food trucks and great weather; what's not to love!

FAT village art walk is located off of Sunrise. There is plenty of street parking, but if you can't find a spot there are several free parking lots by the Sears. A trolley will take to to the art walk. The last Saturday of every month there is an art walk. There are many art studios, crafts, and food trucks. There is also live music and plenty to do. This was a great experience and I can't wait to go again!

What a magical mystery tour. Never expected all the artwork and spaces to walk through. A treat!

The monthly FAT Village Art Walk is a guaranteed good time, whether you show up early and walk the entire course, or just come for an hour or two when things are hopping. I've been really surprised and delighted by the quality and variety of the work that's been shown. Live music, performance art, sculpture, folk art, fashion, hipster culture, graffiti, jewelry, you name it. There's always something new and interesting, and lots of pleasant people to chat up. Oh, and there are always plenty of food trucks for a quick nosh.

I started attending the Fort Lauderdale Art Walk at the beginning of this year and haven't missed a single one since! Every time it gets better and I really enjoy the variety and inspiration I get during this monthly walk, being an artist myself. They're is a bit of everything: food, drinks, handmade items, jewelry, music, art installations as well as plenty of original artwork. It's a fun event to attend the last Saturday of every month, alone or on a date!

Great location with surprisingly easy parking! Great artists and atmosphere-not trendy or pretentious. Just real people and real gallery spaces that made everything accessible to the art aficionado and the art newbie alike. This art walk is worth the look see, wether you are a vacationer or local.

I happen to come across FAT village without planning it, was in the neighborhood and saw art, galleries, food trucks, what more could you ask for! I had a great time viewing all the art, some places offer complementary wine! Great vibe, people, music, definitely coming back! Last Saturday of every month so mark it on your calendar! Kids are welcome too and it's all FREE to walk and enjoy the art. Beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder :)

What a great little festival!! There is something for everyone to enjoy and every artists has something unique. Everyone has such a great and positive attitude as well which is something that speaks volumes to me, Attitude is everything. I love that they open up all the galleries for you to walk through. We loved it so much we are looking to have our wedding at one of the galleries!

I like where this place is going! The people over at C-I studios really seem to be making things happen here! Totally rad!

Drove around for half hour could Not find anything but problems does this really exist